At first glance, Clicker Heroes 2 doesn’t seem like anything out of the ordinary. It’s a clicker game in which you incrementally build up a fantasy hero and watch numbers skyrocket to the point that perspective dies. You do this forever. What makes Clicker Heroes 2 different from other games in its genre is the $US30 ($41) price tag — and the zero microtransactions.

When it comes to Star Wars: Battlefront, there's no doubt that the game looks sensational, sounds like a Star Wars game and runs as smooth as butter. The gameplay isn't bad either, although there's a solid complaint about the amount of content.

But if you're playing on PC, there's a bigger problem. The community there simply isn't big enough for a AAA shooter. In fact, it's about as big as some free-to-play games on Steam.

It all started with Clicker Heroes. Or maybe Adventure Capitalist. Now things are getting out of hand.

What you're witnessing is monsters dying as fast as they're spawning. I couldn't even click them.